Launching Networking Message Board

Good news to those who downloaded the e-book "The New Networking: Caribbean 2008."

I am launching a message board for everyone who has received the e-book, to act as a place for Caribbean professionals to meet and greet others who are also interested in expanding their networking skills.

If you have downloaded the e-book, you should already have received some instructions on how to enter the message board. If you haven't yet received your copy (it's currently free) simply visit
http://fwconsulting.com/newnetworking and you will receive the instructions a few days after receiving the e-book.

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The New Networking is Still Available

	A note from Francis I want to remind you that my e-book "The New Networking: Caribbean Professionals 2008" is still available for download for free. Simply visit the following page and you can claim your own electronic copy within a few minutes. You'll be joining over 200 other Caribbean professionals who have requested the e-book. Click here to claim a copy If you have other friends who would benefit from owning this 37 page text, you can notify them of the page to visit by visiting the following page and entering their email addresses. An email will be sent to them with the link: Send this link to 2 friends Thanks for being a part of my network! Francis P.S If you act quickly, you might be able to take advantage of a free offer I am making to take my 12-week online time-management programme valued at over US$50. The offer expires at the end of September, and will be sent to you 3-4 few days after you receive the e-book. I am limiting the number, so act quickly if you have an interest.

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A Deficit in Networking Skills

I just came across an interesting article describing a survey showing that 40% of job-seekers say they lack the networking skills they need to find a new job.

Not surprisingly, hiring almost all managers agreed.

Click here to be taken to the article.

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One Page Digest Vol 2 Issue 10

Volume 2 Issue 10.0

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This issue addresses the skill of networking here in the Caribbean. What is the downfall of having a networking that hardly extends beyond national boundaries? What is the benefit of having one that is not just large, but is also far-reaching? Facebook (social networking): Other social networking sites exist, but they have none of the "juice" that Facebook has. If you have any interest at all in building a network of professional friends, then this tool is simply the easiest to use, and will save you the most time. The others that exist -- Plaxo and LinkedIn are useful, but quite static. (P.S. When you join Facebook, add me as your friend! To see my listing click here.) The New Networking (e-book): Click at left... just in case you have not received my free 37 page multimedia text on the new way to use the internet to build a Caribbean network. If you have already claimed your copy, use the form on the page to tell your friends -- after all, sharing solid information is one of the easiest ways I recommend you use to build your network. CaribHRForum (discussion list): CaribHRForum is a discussion list for HR professionals that has almost 200 members, and acts as the sole meeting place between conferences held twice a year. Click the "Join" tab to see the easy instructions on how to join the list. Google Yourself (search): Go ahead -- see what is being said about you on the internet. I was startled to find that I had been rated quite poorly by an anonymous disgruntled, former student. Apparently, a namesake of mine was also indicted for stealing (pick-pocketing) in 1832 on April 10th (my actual birthday.) Click here to see the proceedings. My point here is that someone out there is defining who you are for the world, and this might be helping or hindering your ability to network. Read my networking e-book above to see what you can do about this recent fact of professional life. Francis
There's a great deal happening at my time management website: http://2time-sys.com. Click here to be taken to the blog page.

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